Hepatic Pseudotumor Due to Nodular Fatty Sparing: the Diagnostic Role of Opposed-phase MRI
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Objective: We sought to describe the role of opposed-phase MRI in the diagnosis of nodular fatty sparing in the liver.
Conclusion: Nodular fatty sparing of the liver displays characteristic findings on opposed-phase MRI. Because the lesion may otherwise mimic a hepatic tumor, knowledge of these findings may prevent unnecessary biopsy or inappropriate treatment.
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